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Restaurant · Seminyak (Kayu Aya)
All-day restaurant on Jl. Kayu Aya (Oberoi/Eat Street), Seminyak, serving Indonesian, seafood and European dishes; a front fishmonger display lets guests pick fresh fish for the grill. Open breakfast through late night, with cocktails and shisha.
Best for: groups sharing grilled seafood and ribs; visitors wanting all-day/late dining on Eat Street; cocktail-and-shisha evenings
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Restaurant · Seminyak
A premium steakhouse and cocktail lounge on Seminyak's Eat Street (Jl. Raya Kerobokan), open since 2017, serving dry-aged cuts cured on site for at least 30 days plus Australian, US and Japanese Wagyu including A5 grades; the industrial meat-boutique room pairs share-style steaks with a mezzanine speakeasy bar known for barrel-aged cocktails and single malts.
Best for: A carnivore-focused dinner out or a special occasion for serious steak and Wagyu lovers who want cocktails alongside.
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Restaurant · Ubud
A social-enterprise warung on Jalan Sriwedari (Taman Kaja) run by the Fair Future Foundation/Bali Sari Foundation, where restaurant proceeds fund free medical consultations for the local community; serves Indonesian, Asian-fusion and vegetarian dishes daily.
Best for: Travellers wanting an easy, good-value Indonesian meal that also funds a local healthcare program; casual lunch or early dinner.
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Restaurant · Pererenan
An all-day kitchen at the Shore Amora hotel in Pererenan serving fresh Western food with a healthy, locally-sourced twist, with a pool, daybeds and a nomad work space on site.
Best for: A slow brunch, a laptop-and-coffee day by the pool, and easy all-day eating.
Restaurant · Pererenan
An all-day kitchen with a Mediterranean flair set over Pererenan's rice paddies, serving real, honest food from brunch through dinner.
Best for: A rice-paddy-view brunch after surf, and an easy early dinner.
Restaurant · Berawa / Tegal Gundul
The Berawa flagship of Milk & Madu, a long-running all-day Canggu cafe brand doing hearty brunch, lava-stone pizzas and family-friendly dinners. A dependable, crowd-pleasing all-rounder.
Best for: Families and groups; a big post-surf brunch; an easy all-day meal that suits fussy and hungry tables alike.
Restaurant · Batu Bolong
A Tahitian-Polynesian fish eatery on Jl. Pantai Batu Bolong serving fresh seafood — poke bowls, sashimi, carpaccio, tartare and BBQ fish — in a laid-back setting, open from morning until late.
Best for: Anyone wanting fresh, casual seafood for lunch or dinner without a formal setting.
Restaurant · Seseh / Cemagi
A local eatery and coffee shop set among the tranquil Seseh fields, serving slow breakfasts, laid-back afternoon snacks and weekend dinners with fresh, simple dishes from local produce.
Best for: A relaxed breakfast or brunch, an easy weekend dinner, and calm coffee stops away from the crowds.
Restaurant · Central Canggu / shortcut approach
The Canggu outpost of Revolver, a homegrown Bali coffee brand (est. 2012) that roasts its own beans. An all-day cafe on Jl. Nelayan doing serious espresso, full brunch and heavier evening plates, turning bar-ish after dark.
Best for: Coffee-led brunch after surf; a laptop-friendly morning; an easy all-day sit-down.
Restaurant · Canggu (Berawa)
A sushi-train restaurant on Jl. Pantai Berawa serving classic and creative sushi and maki plus an izakaya-style a la carte range. The menu extends to poke bowls, donburi, sushi burritos and sushi donuts, with gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian options.
Best for: casual sushi with friends; interactive sushi-train dining; solo diners; mixed dietary groups
Restaurant · Batu Bolong / Berawa
A local Indonesian warung on Jl. Pantai Batu Bolong doing buffet-style nasi campur — pick-your-own Balinese dishes with plenty of veg and vegan options, generous portions and famously good sambal, all halal and cheap.
Best for: An easy, affordable local meal; just-landed travellers wanting authentic Indonesian food without fuss; solo and casual lunches or dinners.
Restaurant · Batu Bolong / Berawa
A long-running, affordable Indonesian warung (Waroeng Nonii) just up from Batu Bolong beach on Jl. Pantai Batu Bolong, open breakfast through dinner with nasi campur as its house plate and takeaway available.
Best for: A cheap, easy local Indonesian meal at any time of day, including a low-key just-landed dinner.
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Restaurant · Jimbaran (Jl. Raya Kampus Unud)
A popular Indonesian bakso (meatball) chain — hearty and affordable — whose Jimbaran outlet opened in 2025. The draw is generous meatball bowls, including wagyu bakso, in comforting well-priced broth.
Best for: a cheap, comforting bowl of bakso; a quick casual local meal; groups after affordable Indonesian comfort food
Restaurant · Jimbaran
The Indonesian restaurant of the Kayumanis Jimbaran Private Estate & Spa, set in a garden of coconut palms and housed in a replica Javanese joglo built almost entirely of hardwood, serving archipelago classics built around market-fresh produce and catch-of-the-day seafood, with signature dishes like betutu duck, beef ribs and charcoal-grilled prawns.
Best for: A relaxed sit-down dinner of regional Indonesian cooking in a resort garden setting, for couples or travellers wanting an alternative to Jimbaran Bay's beachfront seafood grills.
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Restaurant · Beachwalk mall, Kuta
A long-running Indonesian restaurant chain (Sarirasa Group) serving dependable, authentic classics — satay, soto, gado-gado — in an air-conditioned mall setting steps from Kuta beach. It's the reliable, family-safe Indonesian meal when you want the real thing without hunting for a warung.
Best for: a dependable Indonesian meal in air-conditioning; families and just-landed first dinners; a safe introduction to Indonesian classics near Kuta
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Restaurant · Nusa Dua
An independent, family-run beachfront restaurant on the sand at Geger Beach in Nusa Dua, running since 1995, where fresh grilled seafood (prawns, fish, lobster) shares the menu with Indonesian and Western dishes and pastas, all looking over the calm turquoise Geger Lagoon a short walk from The Mulia.
Best for: A relaxed all-day beach outing — breakfast, long lunch or sunset dinner — for families who want fresh seafood on the sand without resort prices, easily paired with a swim or snorkel in the lagoon.
Restaurant · Nusa Dua
A pan-Asian restaurant in the Bali Collection shopping-and-dining complex in the BTDC resort area of Nusa Dua, open from breakfast through dinner; known for shareable Asian plates and satay grilled on a Balinese barbecue, with outdoor tables and friendly, attentive service.
Best for: Relaxed, good-value lunches or dinners for couples and families staying in the Nusa Dua resort area who want familiar Asian dishes without leaving the enclave.
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Restaurant · Sanur beachwalk near Jalan Duyung
A beachfront restaurant directly on the Sanur paved coastal walk (Jalan Duyung), serving Indonesian and European dishes plus seafood, cooked without MSG, with tables facing the sea. Open all day from breakfast to late evening.
Best for: couples and families wanting relaxed seafront tables; long-stay visitors after an easy, calm sit-down meal; anyone who wants toes-near-sand dining without a resort setting
Restaurant · Jalan Danau Tamblingan
A long-running Italian restaurant on Sanur's main Jalan Danau Tamblingan strip, making pasta, mozzarella/burrata and gelato in-house daily, with wood-fired naturally-leavened pizza. The owner has produced Italian gelato in Sanur since 1996, with 48+ flavours.
Best for: families and groups wanting familiar Italian food; a casual sit-down dinner on the main street; a dedicated gelato stop
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Restaurant · Seminyak (Jl. Kayu Cendana)
A Seminyak burger joint built on Australian-beef smash and gourmet patties with house-made sauces and freshly baked buns. It runs late, serving until roughly 5am, which makes it a reliable post-night-out stop.
Best for: late-night cravings; casual meat-forward meals; after a night out; quick group bite
Restaurant · Batu Belig
Casual American BBQ joint on Jalan Batu Belig (Kerobokan) built around family-style tables and low-fuss grilled fare, with a largely gluten-free menu. Signature slow-cooked ribs are the draw.
Best for: groups sharing BBQ platters family-style; families with a relaxed early dinner; gluten-free diners
Restaurant · Seminyak
Bali's original beachfront club, on the sand at Seminyak Beach, running from morning through sunset into late night with dining, a bar, pool and daybeds. An all-day beach-club-plus-restaurant rather than a quick stop.
Best for: sunset drinks on the beach; a long lunch-into-evening on a daybed; a special occasion by the ocean
Restaurant · Seminyak
A lively Asian-fusion restaurant and cocktail spot on Jl. Petitenget in Seminyak, leaning Japanese and Korean with sushi rolls, Korean tacos, bao buns and pork ribs, plus a DJ and a long drinks list after dark.
Best for: Groups and dates wanting a shared-plates dinner that rolls into cocktails and music.
Restaurant · Kerobokan Kelod
Chef Will Meyrick's long-running pan-Asian dining room in Seminyak, plating elevated Southeast Asian street food — from Penang to Bangkok to Indonesian rendang — inside a dramatic 1920s Shanghai-style room of dark timber, green banquettes and chandeliers, with an upstairs supper-club bar.
Best for: A dressed-up dinner or cocktails for couples and groups who want polished Asian flavours in an atmospheric setting.
Restaurant · Petitenget / Kerobokan Kelod
Modern Indonesian dining in a soaring, greenhouse-cathedral building on Jl. Petitenget in Seminyak by Inspiral Architects, with 10-metre vaulted ceilings and rainwater-filtering columns; open since 2013, its kitchen plates archipelago classics and contemporary takes — Balinese yellowfin tuna, babi guling — alongside a full cocktail and wine program.
Best for: A dressed-up dinner or special occasion when you want refined Indonesian food in a landmark setting.
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Restaurant · Ubud
Established in 1986 on Monkey Forest Road, a long-running Ubud institution with a bakery out front and a rice-paddy-view garden behind, serving a wide Indonesian/Thai/Italian menu plus a Sunday-evening traditional Balinese buffet.
Best for: Groups or families wanting an easy, established garden restaurant with a broad menu and a well-known dessert to share.
Restaurant · Ubud
A long-running restaurant and gallery on Jalan Monkey Forest founded by the family of Ibu Rai (born 1925, who ran a food stall near Ubud Palace); opened as a restaurant in 1992 and now serves a fusion of Indonesian specialties and European dishes in a central, art-filled setting.
Best for: Travellers wanting an easy, centrally located sit-down meal that mixes Indonesian classics with familiar European comfort dishes.
Restaurant · Ubud
A small warung tucked in Penestanan village northwest of central Ubud, run by an all-women kitchen team, serving Indonesian and Javanese-influenced dishes with an MSG-free, low-plastic ethos.
Best for: travelers wanting a quiet, home-style Indonesian meal off the main Ubud strip in Penestanan
Restaurant · Ubud
A tucked-away Belgian bistro in the S-bend of south Ubud (near Jl. Raya Pengosekan) serving Belgian comfort classics alongside Indonesian-influenced touches, easy to walk past because of its small, unassuming signage.
Best for: couples wanting a romantic, tucked-away dinner with Belgian comfort food
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Restaurant · Bingin
Bingin's dumpling-and-noodle room — the Fat Gajah lineage reborn roadside, worth the traffic noise.
Best for: group dinners over dumplings; easy family meals
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